Lilibulero Rules For Wargames 1660 – 1700

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Lilibulero (.zip file direct download) is a set of free wargames rules for wargames in the 1600 to 1700. The author writes:

These rules are shamelessly adapted from the old Wargames Holiday Centre “Marlburian Rules” written by Mike Ingham, with chunks lifted from Barry Hilton’s “Under the Lilly Banners”, produced by the League of Augsburg. Barry’s set was in turn based on Mike Ingham’s original. Another variant of Mike Ingham’s rules is “A Grim Panoply”, written by Phil Olley, and I have to admit I’ve also raided Phil’s rules for ideas. The orders section was adapted from Pete Berry’s English Civil War set “Forlorn Hope”. If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then these three guys should be delighted!

Angus Konstam, 2006

Charles Sweet’s American Revolution Rules

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Here’s a set of classic wargames rules from 1969: Charles Sweet’s American Revolution rules.

Regiments and Roundshot Napoleonic Miniatures Rules

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Regiments and Roundshot is a set of very simple Napoleonics rules. Interestingly, the instructions call for using a white board for terrain.

Wrath of Kings Fantasy Rules

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Wrath of Kings is a set of demo rules for a fantasy skirmish system. It has some interesting concepts.

(Your Name Here) and the Argonauts

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(Your Name Here) and the Argonauts is a free solitaire print-and-play game

of adventures and legends set in Grecian mythology. You will take on the role of a hero set out to recover treasure, slay monsters, and find a place for yourself in the retelling of Greek myths. The game is played with a set of (initially) 30 cards that represent the monsters, treasures, and gods will become the tale of your adventure. This deck, and your character, will change and grow as you play more games, which is meant to reflect how tales become more embellished and outlandish each time they are told.